The CAD TX1000HH Wireless Microphone Transmitter 510-570 MHzis a wireless cardioid handheld microphone transmitter that brings reliable transmission and quality audio to presenters, singers, performers, clergy, and instructors. When paired with a separately available RX1000 receiver, it offers reliable transmission and quality audio to presenters, performers, clergy, instructors, and musicians working in business and educational settings, houses of worship, broadcast studios, or on musical stages.

The transmitter operates in the UHF frequency band and is powered by two AA batteries for up to 12 hours. The full system can be expanded to accommodate up to 20 mics and offers a frequency-agile design with 100 switchable frequencies, IR syncing, and a maximum range of up to 295'. The transmitter's rugged, all metal construction ensures long-lasting reliability.

For Presenters and Performers    Rugged Handheld Mic/Transmitter    Use with RX1000 Receiver    Cardioid Dynamic Mic Capsule    Large LCD Display    Perform 12-Hours on Two AA Batteries    295' Range

• The TX1000 handheld mic/transmitter is equipped with a dynamic mic capsule optimized for clarity and speech intelligibility.
• Its cardioid polar pattern focuses audio capture on the speaker or singer holding the mic, minimizing unwanted background noise and feedback.
• The volume control accommodates varying speech/vocal levels.
• The backlit LCD shows frequency, mute status, battery life, and more.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the range in feet

A: The GXLV is a VHF wireless system with 10 milliwatt transmission power. Range will be anything from 100 to 1000 feet. It is not possible to give a system exact operating range in feet because the operating environment must be taken into consideration. All wireless systems will perform best when the receiver gets strong signal from the microphone transmitter. This happens when the user has a clear line of sight between the mic/transmitter and the receiver.

Q: 2. What size mic head does this have. When I tap accessories for this mic the phone windscreens come in five different sizes so don't know which one to get

A: The microphone head on the Sony UTX-M40 Wireless Handheld Cardioid Microphone Transmitter has a diameter of 1.8" (45.7mm) and height of 3.1" (78.7mm). A windscreen for 1-5/8" (which is 1.625" as a decimal or 41.3mm) diameter should work best. The foam stretches and it will fit securely around the widest part of the microphone.

Q: 3. Can this mic be used with the UWP-D11 receivers? And more specifically, can they sync channels with the IR feature found on the side of the UWP D11 receiver pack?

A: Yes, this mic can be used with a receiver from the UWP-D11 system. There is an IR sensor on the bottom of the mic to allow for IR syncing. Please note, the transmitter frequency range must match that of the receiver.

Q: 4. What cable works with the Nissin DI 700A?

A: There are a few factors to consider, including camera being used. Please email us at photo@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a so that we can properly assist you with your inquiry.

Q: 5. Will this mic TX1600 work with the GX1610 wireless system?

A: Hi Phillip, The TX1600 will work with the GX1610.

Q: 6. Will this work with a soundcraft ui16? We have 4 aux sends (xlr) and want to have 4 independent channels that can each have its own mix.

A: Yes, the CAD GXLIEM4 Quad-Mix In-Ear Wireless Monitoring System will work well in a scenario where four independent auxiliary mixes are needed for in-ear monitoring. The auxiliary outputs of the Soundcraft Ui16 16-Input Remote-Controlled Digital Mixer would pair directly with the four inputs on the CAD GXLIEM4.

Q: 7. What is the delay specification? It is not listed in the specs

A: The delay/latency specifiction is notpublished by CAD. Please contact CAD directly for details: CAD Audio Corporate Offices: 6573 Cochran Rd., Bldg. I Solon, OH 44139 U.S.A. Tel: (440) 349-4900 Fax: (440) 248-4904

Q: 8. Stereo or mono?

A: Mono

Q: 9. Do they come with a case?

A: No

Q: 10. Is this an updated model to the Sony UTX-M03?

A: The UTX-M40 transmitter is a new model from Sony's UWP-D series while the UTX-M03 transmitter is from the older UWP series.